Chili Framework - Revision history

Chili: Text replacement - "http://www.planetchili.net/" to "https://www.planetchili.net/"

2022-05-05T04:26:29Z

Text replacement - "http://www.planetchili.net/" to "https://www.planetchili.net/"

Chili at 14:43, 11 December 2016

2016-12-11T14:43:29Z

Chili: /* Color */

2016-08-01T04:20:05Z

‎Color

Chili: /* Core Classes */

2016-08-01T04:19:28Z

‎Core Classes

Chili: /* How to Get the Framework */

2016-07-24T01:27:55Z

‎How to Get the Framework

Chili: /* How to Get the Framework */

2016-07-24T01:27:24Z

‎How to Get the Framework

Chili at 01:16, 24 July 2016

2016-07-24T01:16:45Z

Chili: /* Miscellaneous */

2016-07-24T01:12:27Z

‎Miscellaneous

Chili: /* Resource */

2016-07-20T04:37:30Z

‎Resource

Chili: /* ChiliException */

2016-07-20T04:25:45Z

‎ChiliException

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	== How to Get the Framework ==		== How to Get the Framework ==
−	The the zipped Framework solution folder can be downloaded directly from [~~http~~://www.planetchili.net/downloads/Chili%20DirectX%20Framework.zip here]. You can also clone the [https://github.com/planetchili/chili_framework repository on GitHub]. Bone ape tit.	+	The the zipped Framework solution folder can be downloaded directly from [https://www.planetchili.net/downloads/Chili%20DirectX%20Framework.zip here]. You can also clone the [https://github.com/planetchili/chili_framework repository on GitHub]. Bone ape tit.

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	== How to Get the Framework ==		== How to Get the Framework ==
−	The the zipped Framework solution folder can be downloaded directly from [http://www.planetchili.net/downloads/Chili%20DirectX%20Framework.zip here]. You can also clone the [https://github.com/planetchili/~~chili_framework_160720~~ repository on GitHub]. Bone ape tit.	+	The the zipped Framework solution folder can be downloaded directly from [http://www.planetchili.net/downloads/Chili%20DirectX%20Framework.zip here]. You can also clone the [https://github.com/planetchili/chili_framework repository on GitHub]. Bone ape tit.

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 === Color ===
-<code>Color</code> represents a 32-bit RGBA color value (or a single pixel if you like), and gives you member [[function|functions]] to access the (fudge) packed channels. There is also a <code>Colors</code> namespace with predefined colors, like <code>Colors::Aqua</code> (not to be confused with Aqua, the majestic Danish eurodance group).
+<code>Color</code> represents a 32-bit RGBA color value (or a single pixel if you like), and gives you member functions to access the (fudge) packed channels. There is also a <code>Colors</code> namespace with predefined colors, like <code>Colors::Aqua</code> (not to be confused with Aqua, the majestic Danish eurodance group).
 == Other Bullshit Components ==

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 === Color ===
-<code>Color</code> represents a 32-bit RGBA color value (or a single pixel if you like), and gives you member functions to access the (fudge) packed channels. There is also a <code>Colors</code> namespace with predefined colors, like <code>Colors::Aqua</code> (not to be confused with Aqua, the majestic Danish eurodance group).
+<code>Color</code> represents a 32-bit RGBA color value (or a single pixel if you like), and gives you member [[function|functions]] to access the (fudge) packed channels. There is also a <code>Colors</code> namespace with predefined colors, like <code>Colors::Aqua</code> (not to be confused with Aqua, the majestic Danish eurodance group).
 == Other Bullshit Components ==

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	== How to Get the Framework ==		== How to Get the Framework ==
−	The the zipped solution folder ~~of theFramework~~ can be downloaded directly from [http://www.planetchili.net/downloads/Chili%20DirectX%20Framework.zip here]. You can also clone the [https://github.com/planetchili/chili_framework_160720 repository on GitHub]. Bone ape tit.	+	The the zipped Framework solution folder can be downloaded directly from [http://www.planetchili.net/downloads/Chili%20DirectX%20Framework.zip here]. You can also clone the [https://github.com/planetchili/chili_framework_160720 repository on GitHub]. Bone ape tit.

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	The framework is just an accelerator that allows us to manipulate pixels directly, giving us intimate, carnal knowledge of how graphics works. The end goal is to work with Direct3D directly, so SDL, SFML, Unity, etc. are all overkill and would distract us from our main goal. The training wheels will come off when the time is right, and until then, the framework will allow us to focus on the most important topics first without a lot of bullshit that would just slow us down and maybe cause you to lose interest.		The framework is just an accelerator that allows us to manipulate pixels directly, giving us intimate, carnal knowledge of how graphics works. The end goal is to work with Direct3D directly, so SDL, SFML, Unity, etc. are all overkill and would distract us from our main goal. The training wheels will come off when the time is right, and until then, the framework will allow us to focus on the most important topics first without a lot of bullshit that would just slow us down and maybe cause you to lose interest.
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		+	== How to Get the Framework ==
		+	The Framework can be downloaded directly from [http://www.planetchili.net/downloads/Chili%20DirectX%20Framework.zip here]. You can also clone the [https://github.com/planetchili/chili_framework_160720 repository on GitHub]. Bone ape tit.

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	=== Criticisms ===		=== Criticisms ===
−	Some people resent a custom framework being used in the tutorials. ~~Fuck em~~.	+	Some people resent a custom framework being used in the tutorials, because they feel that following the tutorials will "lock them into" someone else's proprietary framework, or because they want to start from an empty project. If you're one of these people, just chill out my dawg. The framework is pretty tiny and lightweight in the grand scheme of things, so you're not even going to invest enough time learning it to feel "locked in". This series is about learning C++, graphics, and games, not about learning a framework.<br />
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		+	The framework is just an accelerator that allows us to manipulate pixels directly, giving us intimate, carnal knowledge of how graphics works. The end goal is to work with Direct3D directly, so SDL, SFML, Unity, etc. are all overkill and would distract us from our main goal. The training wheels will come off when the time is right, and until then, the framework will allow us to focus on the most important topics first without a lot of bullshit that would just slow us down and maybe cause you to lose interest.

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 === Resource ===
-<code>ChiliFramework.rc</code> is the resource script for baking the icon <code>Chili.ico</code> into the executable, and <code>Resource.h</code> contains the code used to load the icon from the executable at runtime.
+<code>ChiliFramework.rc</code> is the resource script for baking the icon <code>Chili.ico</code> into the executable, and <code>Resource.h</code> contains the ID number used to load the icon from the executable at runtime.
 === DXErr ===

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 === ChiliException ===
-The class <code>ChiliException</code> forms the basis for all exceptions that will be generated by the framework or the game code. <code>GraphicsException</code> and <code>WindowsException</code> are specific types that inherit from <code>ChiliException</code>. If you want to <code>throw</code> your own exceptions, you should inherit from <code>ChiliException</code>, but that's kind of an advanced topic, so don't sweat it Broseph.
+The class <code>ChiliException</code> forms the basis for all exceptions that will be generated by the framework or the game code. <code>Graphics::Exception</code> and <code>MainWindow::Exception</code> are specific types that inherit from <code>ChiliException</code>. If you want to <code>throw</code> your own exceptions, you should inherit from <code>ChiliException</code>, but that's kind of an advanced topic, so don't sweat it Broseph.
 === ChiliWin ===